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: 1933 Centre-half Joe Inskip joined Gateshead on a free transfer from Sunderland. Had two years at Roker Park without making the League side but became one of the best centre halves in the Third Division of his day and a great favourite at Redheugh Park. The outbreak of the Second War in 1939 ended his first class career after he had played in 158 Northern Section matches and he also scored 9 goals.; 1957 John Mortimore, Woking and England amateur international, signed professional forms for Chelsea. Was a wing half or inside forward but made his reputation at Stamford Bridge as a centre-half. Played in 249 League matches for Chelsea before moving to Queens Park Rangers at the start of season 1965-66 but after only 10 games for them broke his jaw. When he had recovered from his injury he joined Sunderland as coach.